<div>Curiosity is the one trait that lifelong learners share, and the one trait that we educators and parents must ensure we foster in our children if they are to be interested in learning. Today I share 5 ways we can keep our kids curious so that learning becomes a pleasure instead of a chore. Check out the blog post at <a href="https://edslessons.com/how-to-develop-childrens-curiosity/">https://edslessons.com/how-to-develop-childrens-curiosity/</a> If you like the show and you'd like to get in touch with me do so at: Email: contact@edslessons.com Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/edslessons/">https://www.instagram.com/edslessons/</a> Website: <a href="https://www.edslessons.com/">https://www.edslessons.com</a> Or leave me a voice message at <a href="https://www.speakpipe.com/bloomingcurious">https://www.speakpipe.com/bloomingcurious</a></div>

Ep 3 How to Help Kids Develop Wonder and Curiosity at Home

Blooming Curious explores teaching strategies for early childhood classroom and home educators to keep young children curious - integrating inquiry, nature, and play based learning in children’s everyday experiences to foster a lifelong love for learning.&nbsp;Get inspired to teach kids in ways that benefit and are most natural and enjoyable for them and simultaneously equip kids with the skills they need to navigate an ever changing world. Ignite their sense of wonder and curiosity while you facilitate and enjoy the process alongside them, without burning yourself out.&nbsp;With tried and tested tips and resources to help kids stay curious and wondering with your host Edwina Cottino of Ed’s Lessons. Click subscribe and feed your curiosity.Check out the website at https://edslessons.com/bloomingcurious/ and sign up to the Blooming Curious newsletter for strategies and resources to keep kids curious and loving learning.If you have a burning question you would like answered on the show then send Edwina a voice message by visiting&nbsp;https://edslessons.com/bloomingcurious/&nbsp;